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�t UGH .SE414S
• 11 YOU knew tt 04 going t0: rip
Yqu woi h n t;buy ilia kind of under
wed tlaitt`g ve out at the eeeres
situ^ you have
wernjtla i.9 ,IIIc
44;11101vieuld ..
YOU' '',"
;Brtttitle
9 ?tit fe.
s fa', a
lotuses itdchafe
is what they cell "Full' Ij
Fashioned."
The machine widens
and narrows the piece as
it makes it and builds the
torment to fit the limbs. 1
Even the ands arc made
right on the garment and , ,I
not sewed on. n„
Not sewed en the .sew-
ing machine. there are no
irritot ing seam. N'
rnsict upon seeing tills,
trade mark 0 teetee
i, ,rot all
Maltatake
t eand your dealer
will reploce
to
at. Allleadlur p
daaleas have [t. - uRa •p0p ,
H C.TURHBUtt CB.tm.
GA.LT,' > ~&AN2 ODA v
PROTT1I 1tNU ti+xMllls.
'1"Id t FlTdlr
*grew wiLh the following
ret adli ifromthese ttlX ut
"The large dopwrt
the ,cities titre oommenetrtlll to ale.'
estate the s vsntegni at advarti*lnit iq
the luraly+ipsrs. 8leyerad 10adslie
are uroW patt,iiwaliipif a la.rg* and at-
tt5.etive• edvertiseyisut trout the T.
stuii CJoeltem , of Toronto. This
SUMS 8u1vtirtiMIPA4t Was tArli ifkt glad
b xposttor Plica alit high not wale.
ceivefrota o oWla fnttrthautl for thw
*We tl syr oecapy. tat it was rfl-
eppeetful y tlsrliueor heoettee are felt the
pUlalisbling .of ouch an .itdverttaiement
woultt ;t1e hijuriotts to our owlr roar'•
chants. Andwe belivva rid bay,
ke
tions et�e oa th whhulebydea g wittYh
their. own local meiehsnts filth tbey
earl by sending their: money q. 'to build
ti the Iu aowti boliwes 00 the. loge
Tile :1.1brarx;
'Inure Editor of Tag $TA1:.
Sx13,-Without desiring to be un-
cowplimentaryto anyone, the proverb
ea to. the .folly o. an injudicious dis.
position: pearls bb
eforo nn unnppre-
oifiliVO povtlon of` thu animal creation,
will force itself on nay mind when
rcattirig the let' in your issue +of
gird. on, the subject ofselection of
r
beaks; If A. $.'I, would see the last
selection of boks for himself, instead
of •being informed only by their titles,
h4 • would, unless a victim of incon-
vittp belle ignorance, be forced to the
•» . uajcm--that- xbe. principle_ 'vliich
guider the Book committee oft t.he Li-
terary is simply "Comtmton Sense," re-
membering that the objects for which
the library, is built and maintained is
primarily Instruction, after that for
recreation. The grant from the Gov-
ernment places a limit of 20 per cent. of
the total for fiction. A careful perusal
of 'the catalogue or lists,followed by in-
spection of the beoksathemselves, will
reveal hundreds of dust such essays,
histories. travels and •biographies as
your correspondent thinks he would
selectdid be till a place on the commit-
tee. Lives of Dogs may be "rattling"
good reading; but possibly ephemeral.
'1'h list of proposals is looked over,
and suggestions which seem reasona-
ble are, if possible, anted upon. It has
to be remembered 'Shat the library is
for the use of all ages, classes, creeds.
and nationalities, and the committee
give a great deal of time to the selec-
tion of what is placed on the shelves
for the readers o make use of -all they
can do, intelligence they can hardly be
' expected to supply.
Ebe c3oberfch %tar
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1908
PRESENT f firW.!". ""HE HOSPITAL
Huron Old Boys Have Had Success-
ful Year.
The "theee books partienlarly crib
cized (in absentia) are already in de-
mand, being atapalard works and hear-
ing upon questions which are occupy-
ing the meek: of thoughtful men of
today-particelarly "Fresh Light on
Ancient Monuments," by Professor
Sayce, the meet eminent authority on
Biblical Antiquities of the present
time.
Trusting that A. B. T. will give the
committee the inestimable benefit of
his profound erudition in suggestions
as to what should he purchased for
the common good. I am, Sir,
' Yours, A.M. of 0.
c ties. to t o detriment t t their 1OWU
market, towns. We iilt(keo •beartlly
With the faliowing°fr'oln the },zeterc
'Advocate when it says,
'4 4There aro but .IOW :editers, to our
,Province who have not made * vigor.
ons and: continued light ainst
the city*inail os'deg Immo). 'Mit hew
been done in the interest of the home'
uterchn»it, rked without `money and
without price. If the edit rs, of the.
laud had received. regular veru liisiu
rates for all they. kava sal : ageiwRit�
these menden of the country nterohnv.
they could .now bei wearing diemends.
Now the department store Man twine -
elates aulvertteinft space. and is Willing
to take all the average country •editor
has for sale, nod at a good price.
What other closeof business dor pro,
fesstonal men would refuse business to
help their friends, especially 5a many
of said friends never seem disposed to
return: the 'coutplituettt or 'Oren aP
preciatse IE."'
1Ct le not the food'you *wallow which:
dose you Reed. It 1e'tbe I i d you dig.
gait. Vika* duo 1iigkatire appars,ta
Ascothee 4dsranK,ede Stull+' pot of tint
felt is dlgtsstsdt the rw*t: slulply de.
gonipeapee. This Canova gait, *Whin!,
T u ll Spring
At 'stlilitiutt Mtn IIt+1Ii!
*et Presto
,fro famous: Why not rad t tow
tyA pit obs At these-ltointUr
null on the % T. R. Jlottib =emu.
4°4141 1R gored, trite* reasonable.
Wee the stomach, u troths* belcliingj
pato mut ionotitue* Cir Preswing:ultou I/niario Proyrncla
is to know how to bake good
Bread. You can have the
very best by using
URITY
FOU
Made entirely from the Finest
Western Canada Hard Wheat
by the latest improved meth-
ods, in the most modern mills
in the world. '
That's w'r y PURITY
FLOUR yields the greatest
amount of nutriment at the
least cost.
® Sold Everywsrere in
the Great Dominion
WESTERiI CANADA FLOUR MILLS CO., LIMITED
mitts at
WlnnIpeZ. Qodorich and Crandon
the heart), palpitation, d'Iie tOcrl ase
so generates till* the blood with
Pelseme and is nar'cinnt•1: to the bra&itt
eadttchet nausea. dltrinfrase Mqd
etlinl;tlltted blurred wilco result,
Now Wean* correct idl theiie anile.
They -*tinialate .the gastrin Sari: and.
the stomach to then enabled to digest
will the food tl4lten. They gently ono"
the *Wets so that au't;nnu1ated hos
pputitier are expelled. Thley, purify the
blood,. clearing IVO .polatl09• ere.
¥r,11.'%. Sharkey. Petralew.(Optl.
..cyst ""1 suffered severely from sicit
headache mai 'diilatineattt and had a
couwt&ntROist beforetny eyes. all friend
1141,1004 etas to try,Bileans, and a short
COUra010041tO teeAillkf4 01 DOW being.
1<401nll always keo items handy, for
theyraro a $IItefldII'1 h ti ebold medl-
eine.'
r
You May Be Sick To -Night.
Without a moment's warning pain.
springs upon us. At tbo outset it 10
instantly cured by Nerviline. Sur-
prising what le drops of this medicine
will do. It's external action is no leas
certain than it's wonderful effect when
i l
taken internally. Of course Nerviline
is powerful or it couldn't be so pene-
trating. But noi.'irritating or caustic.
There are other pain retnedles, hut
when you use Nerviline you see the
differe ice. That difference is this --
others relieve, but Nerviline does cure
sprains, strains, swellings, earache.
toothache, neuralgia, lumbago, in fact
all muscular pains. Large bottles 25c,
at all dealers.
lir. D. klaineart, of Shortred,
says; .,"Bileans creed Any wife of sick
headache when other remedles had
Niel" Sheens are purely vegetable,
and entirely superior to older medi-
citaes containing mercury, bismuth
and other mineral poisons, They also
cure liver and kidney troubles,
ntconsti-
pation, piles, anaemia, debility, rheu-
matia. female ailments' an irregu-
larities. blood impurities. They tone
up the system' and enable it to throw
otf colds, chills, etc. All druggists
sell at 50o. a box, or post paid from
Bileans Co., Toronto, for price.0 boxes
$2.50.
Winter Fair
$2430 _TO R M : Ann RETURN
Tieketagoodgoinl3 Ilea, Sth to i4th
ine1nsl+te. valid to return until Dat.
Pith. #'gllwtan . sleeper for Ottawa
lea'yes Toronto dally ]11.13 p. m.
For rates and tploeniation en utre 00
F, F, t.A'WRENOE, Town Agent,
erns* a lou*'I'4OO st.in to 0.00 P.m.
J. D. M,Iwl)oN, Tt, P. 1'. A., Toronto,
W. 3. Carling, of Exeter, was sent
a present of a deer Monday of last
week by friends who have been hunt-
ing In Muskoka -just = a consolation
for not being able to a tend thbunt
this year.
Wipgbam has a newly reorganised
hockey club.
KNOWN TO TuoUBArrDs.-Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills regulate the action
of the secretions, purify the blood and
keep the stomach and bowels free
from deleterious matter. Taken ac-
cording to elirsetion_they will over-
come dyspepsia,, eradicate biliousness,
and leave the digestive organs healthy
and strong to perform their functions,
Their merits are well known to thou-
sands who know by etperlence how
beneficial they are in giving tone to
the system.
WHY • STAY
RHEUMATIC?
The annual meeting of the Toronto
Huron County Old Boys, held at the
King Edward Hotel, last Friday
night, drew a large and enthusiastic
attendance of members. The treasur-
er's report showed a surplus of $135,
the
rest in the history of the asso-
eiati n, and it was decided o dedicate
$.-,U its a gift to the new public hospital
to ne opened at Goderich about the 1st
of December.
The date of the annual at home was
fixed for February 15, the event to be
heli at the Temple Building. Another
matter under consideration was the
erectionof a permanent structure on
the exha\ Oil grounds, to replace the
tent which has been found inadequate
to meet the demands of the thousands
of those who called to register their
names. A dteputntion was appointed
to wait on Manager Orr and ask er-
n:Neon to instal the building. The
idea, of the Old Boys is to erecta
bonding coai�ing about $3,000, where
visitors from Huron county may fore-
gather to welcome and be Welcomed.
These officers was elected
presidents, J. S. Whitson. Ed. Bloody
and W. vie president. V. E. Groves;
secretary, R. S. Crocker`; treasurer, T.
a;, Soule; executive, E. J. B. Duncan,
K. McLeod, A. 0. Bradwin, Dr. Bel -
W.
W. ,Sloane, H. OIucas, J. S. McKinnon,
.1. C. Hyslop, W, T. Pridham, Dr.
Stanbury, A. McLaren, F. S. Hick, W.
1i, Scott, H. L. Anderson.
Nothing Short of Folly When Cure
Is Guaranteed With Ferrozone.
P. M. Denison So Decides in the
Election Enquiry.
Rheumatism can't he cured so long
as your system is weak and run down.
You must first build up and get
strength to fight the disease.
Ferrozone cures because it builds up,
because it renews the blood and dis-
solves the uric acid And the poisons
that cause rheumatism,
• It is proved right here that Ferro -
zone does cure.
Colonel H. M. Russ, of Edwards,
St. Lawrence county, one of the fine
old heroes of the civil war, was com-
pleoly restored by Ferrozone. Read
his statement :
' I couldn't get around without a
cane, and then only with difficulty.
Rheumatism; took complete control
ofmylimbs.
"The suffering was more intense
than hardships on the battlefield.
" When arty doctor had done his
best I gotFerrozone.
"Then came a quick change.
"Ferrozone gave me comfort at
once, eased the pain and took the
stillness out of my muscles.
" I am well today. Ferrozone carred
mo completely. I Can jump and run
like 1 did 40 years ago."
13e sensible about your case. If
Your present medicine is useless give
it up,
Don't experiment again. Ferrozone
is known on all sides to be a cure that
does euro. Why not get a supply to-
day? The sooner you begin Ferrozone
the quicker you'll get well. Price 5(1
cents per hoe, or six for $22.50, nt all
dealem..
'Perfectly trustworthy," is the char-
ioter of Bickle's Antss-Consumptive
sSrnp. It can be used with the ut-
nioat confidence that it will do what is
!aimed for it. It is sure in its effects,
as the use
ed can bewreliedearly upon oomon-
drive
strafe, more effec-
tively
cold out of the system
thee any other medicine. Try
it and be convinced that it is what it
is claimed to be.
CAGY COLD
ON THE, C.P.R.
A. E. Mumfard tells ito w. PsyChine
cured him after the Doctors
gave him up
;
u it is twelve irg co bore The
to l n d was
me of okit gA. k t Whet # is a hush
healthy fanner. 11e *arks bis eau fate,
near Magetta'trrivat Ont.
•+ r caught sty cold ivorkln f *al a fireman
�ghtswesats,chills toad feve adhafreque�
ly coa:gled op picot eatof oolong,. ,I I wassa
salting fast Wet the do tote ' trite
seal no bops for me. Two ibme?ttltt+ trestr
trent of l'tayettit►e pot me fight OD my feet
sad t
have had no teethe of hint tangible
If safe Mr.'- Moeda had statteik to tante
its t>d
Toronto News.
The four men charged with entering
a conspiracy to defraud the electors -
Messrs. George M. Reid, John O'Gor-
man, W. J. Mulloy and Daniel Wylie,
all of London -were today sant for
trial at the next Assizes,
An effort was Made' by the counsels
for the• defendants --Messrs, Curry',
Wilkie and Godfrey -to have the case
sent to trial in Middlesex county, but
Magistrate Denison would not consent
to this. The trial will, therefore, take
place in Toronto.
Mr. Reid's own hail was accepted in
the stmt of $500, while the other three
-Messrs. O'Gorman, Wylie and Mul-
loy-had to provide bonds of $2,000
each.
Mr. Albert H. Wheeler was surety
for Messrs. Itlullov and Wylie, and
Mr. Alfred Talbot for Mr. O'Gorman.
MAGISTRATE'S OUHFRVATIONB.
Magistrate Denison said he wanted
to give his reason whyall the defend-
ants should he sent for trial. Some
years ego there was a conspiracy to
affect elections all over the Province.
That conspiracy had its headquarters
in Toronto. It w:u+ not essential that
all the parties to that conspiracy
should know all the other parties.
There was no reason why the case
should go to London or Brockville,
other than that the majority of wit-
nesses were from those towns. As the
conspiracy had centred in Toronto the
case should he heard here, Mr. Heid
seemed to have been the treasurer for
the funds with which the conspiracy
was forwarded. Monies from all over
went tote his hands. The conspiracy
was widespread, although the investi-
gation did not show where the money
carne from with which the votes were
purchased. L
As regarded tate evidence of Prit-
chett and Collins, at great many wit-
nesses had corroborated their stat.e-
tnents ars to ballot -switching and the
purchase of votes. Having heard all
the evidence the impression on his
mind was that it was ample to send
all the defendants to trial. The rase
should consequently go to trial at the
next Assizes in Toronto.
Seaforth News : "In connection
with the revival of the salt industry
here, it is now stared that a couple of
London gentlemen are interesting
themselves financially in the matter.
The secretary refuse, to divulge their
names until the deal was finally
closed."
OMBTIMES WE WONDER how many people read
Advertisements, and how mud" stock they take in
them. Just to make a MST case, we will offer'ttny ppC
lata Suit in the Store for g9aii
r Remember, this offer is for Saturday only, and
on condition that you bring this Advertise-
ment with you, Don't show it until you have
made ti'te purchase,
We sell Mansfield's UNSHRINKABLE UNDERWEAR.
eweesee
PICKLING SEASON IS HERE.
And we are better prepared than
ever to supply at the lowest prices
everything that a household requires,
and we guaraglee the quality to be
the hest grown or manufactured,
To buy from STURDY & Co. means
perfection in everything.
' IN GROCERIES
we carry a very Meet fresh stook, so
that housekeeping Is made e.wy ani
reliable when you deal with us. We
are In every respect up-to-date Oro-
cers.
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
The right place to buy Clothing and Furnishings.
Iron and Brass Beds
The Seaforth Expositor says that
more money has been made ont of
fowl than steers in that neighborhood
this fall.
A' SOUND STOM&ea MEANS A OLEAR
HEAD. -The high pressure of a nerv-
ous life which business men of the
present day are constrained to live
make drafts upon their vitality highly
detrimental to their health. It Is only
by the most careful treatment that
they are able to keep themselves alert
and active in their various callings,
many of them know the yalue of
Parmalee's Vegetable Pills in regulat-
ing the sotuach B,,�atnd consequently
keeping the head creep.
Tenaeiona Form of Systematic
Catarrh. ,
Not an easy thing to cure, and a
remedy that makes good deserves the
credit. Catarrhozone cured Chas. H.
Webb, of Woodstock, N. B., who
writes: "For a nnmber of years I
was troubled with systematic catarrh.
It ,was a very tenacious form of the
disease and nothing helped, I 'used
Catarrhozone and got relief. To build
up my system I used Ferrozone. This
conthmation can't in beaten. They
cured me." .Your case may be chronic,
but Catarrhozone will drive out ca-
tarrh and keep it out. Two sizes, 25e.
and $1, at all dealers, sold under guar-
antee of satisfaction.
Kincardine Reporter: The schooner
Julia Larson, which bas been lying in
port bere,bas been soldby Ool.Young,
of Goderich, to Mr. Iiyslop, of that
plage., John A. Mackenzie, in whose
charge the boat was, handed her over
to ber new owner on Priddy last.
A Northwest farmer died re.sently
from 'blood poisoning following the
prick of n rusty nail. A tin track on
which he trod penetrated a Chicago
boy's toe, and be died later from lock-
jaw, Both these deaths could have
been averted if a box of Zam-Bak had
beep handy. The air is full of poison-
ous germs and microbes, which cattle
on wounds and -'-and what? If left to
gbb their own way thev set op festers
inq suppuration and frequently blood
poison. If 7•rm•Euk is applied these
barniful germs are killed and the
wound is healed.
The Seaforth News of last week
says : "District Superintendent Dick-
inson, of Goderich, paid an official
visit to Malloch Chapter, R. A. M.
Seaforth, on Monday evening last.
Brethren were present from several of
the surrounding towns and villages,
and after the exercises of the evening
all were entertained at a luncheon at
Neil's restaurant.
'Tis A MARVELOUS THING. -When
the cures effected by Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil are concede' ed, the speedy
and permanent relief it has bought to
the suffering wherever it has been
t.sed, it must be regarded as a tnarvel-
ons thing that so potent a medicine
should result from the six simple in-
gredients whicb enter into its com-
position. A trial will convince the
most skeptical of its healing virtues?
(like Dunlop's Tires
for wheeled vehicles)
Suffered Terrible Agony
FROM PAIN ACROSS
HIS KIDNEYS.
DOAN'S
KIDNEY PILLS
CURED HIM.
Read the words of praise, Mr, M. A. McInnis,
Marton BrkTite. NB., has for Doan's Kidney
Pills. (lie writes us): "For the past three years
I have suffered terrible agony from pain across
my tddneys. 1 was so bad I could not stoop
or bend. I consulted and had several doctors
treat me, but could get no relief. On the advice
of a friend, 1 procured a box of your valuable,
life-giving remedy (Doan's Sidney Pills). and to
my surprise and delight, I immediately got
better. In my opinion Doan's Kidney Pills have
no equal for any form of kidney trouble."
Doane Kidney Pills aro 50 cents per box or
three boxes for 11.25 Can be procured at all
dealers or will be mailed direst SU PIcoipt of
price by The Doan Kidney Pill Co., Toronto.
Ont.
Do not accept a spurious substitute but be
rare and got " Doan's."
trona his eyes.
DUNLOP -MADE CLOTHES
mean Correct Fashions
Good Quality
First Class Workmanship
Reasonable Prices
What more can you ask t
HUGH DUNLOP
are more popular today than ever before.
The Manufacturers have advanced the wholesale price 5
per cent. on the first of November. l was fortunate to have
a large order placed before the raise in price and will pass
them on to you at the old prices while they last.
The finest collection to choose from 1 have ever shown,
no less than 18 distinct patterns, and they range in price from
$3.00 to $42.00
Be sure to see this line collection of Bells ut the OL❑
PRICES, No double to show goods.
formerly BECKETT & STAUNTON-
MI calls receive personal attention
Store Phone 89. Night or Sunday calls at Residence -corner Nelson
and Cambria. Streets, 'Phone 178.
(Branches- Stratford and Woodstock)
BRANCH STORE IN 4101)EHICH
far remodelling, repairing,
cleaning and dyeing equal to
new, all kinds of Furs.
Furs made to order.
Our Fall and Winter Stock
The Tremble of Oldipseee.
With the advance of yeah°s the vital
functions of the body slow dower. In
eonsequence the organs of secretion
suffer, the actions of the bowels are
lessened, and there is no longer heal-
thy circulation. The brain is congest-
ed with blood, giddiness, trembling
and cold extremities are common. No
assistance is so potent as Dr. Hamil-
ran's Pills. By their direct action on
,he stomach, liver and kidneys, they
cause an itnnlediate change. Mild,
free from gripe, strengthening and
cleansing the whole system, no medi-
eine is so valuable in old age as Dr.
Hamilton's Pills of Mondrnko and
Butternut, Try these pills, tie. per
box, nt all dealers.
Barrister Hoimsted, of Senforth, had
a dizzy or fainting spell the other day,
and falling backwards received connid-
prailie injury. He is. his many friends
friends will be pleased to learn, on the
mend.
Osie of the greatest living chemists
has proved that Zam-Bak has more
power to kill harmful microbes in
%votinds than etude carbolic acid, and
it does it painlessly. A little .14tm-Buk
applied to a cnt,a sore. A bnrn, or a
bruise which breaks the skin prevents
the *mond from taking the wrong
turn,and speedily heals it.
Mrd. Bright' of Johnstone. N. 11..
pe rehme When Iib, firs r self _ .. , . tlflps a "I gotrmy finger apcgtcone d by
d suffering.' Payt:hifter noes all lung very bail I applied r;omo old-fatehientxl
„om d irate saved hthassfa lot "stability lits a prick from et necdte, n cul got
trouble! bykitGgg!this gedbs.--therebtslof ,rtneiies„ it;cordwood to get worse,
thedirtesse. eirdt°then ailed'.,ro.11ttk, is'both
Armed the' wound and healed it and
111 All tweet the injury was gone."
1 ,einsest of eat, Inlrrimr bruiceb And
nth t. itijnrtrdy fa•;tun.Iluk Is the hest
"flues nee." It is egUally-f;oo$ for
..,dlfrnrlh'ttleetatiett,trngworro
*Alin 'bores, abses-r saddler's
ppt'he; Winning" torsi, had. raft,' fart
stnetiae., .cr. A1St fay eberpril hands,
4)0 n11 d fat flft4, tents *box,
tit . itgfili 'OM '/stn lhk t
' Ytaxwtire, a': aPeeint of prim Sig
CASTOR Ill
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Yen Bare Alma's Bought
Boars the
j3ignnyuro of
AT
THE TOP
Burdock
Blood Bitters
holds a position unrivalled by any tithes
blood medicine as a cure for
DYSPEPSIA, BILIOUSNESS,
I1ONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
SALT RHEUM, SCROFULA,
HEARTBURN, SOUR STOMACH,
DIZZINESS, DROPSY,
RHEUMATISM, BOILS,
PIMPLES, RINGWORM, or any disease
arising from a disordered state of the
Stomach, Liver, Bowels or Blood. Whet
you require a good blood medicine ge t
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTER'.
Nothing just as good as those celebrated
Good Cheer Ranges and Heaters
For Baking
For Cooking
For Heating
For Looks and Economy in Fuel.
Every Stove warranted a perfect worker.
A full line of those splendid
PENN ESTHER RANGES
Always on hand. Call and see us.
Our Stock was all bought before the advance in
prices, which enables its to give you Footwear at the
o1(1 prices.
We have tllc best line, from the. best manufac-
turers and can back up the 121'.\1,1"1\ and the PRICES
of our Goods.
Take advantage of the present prices and you
will save motley.
NEXT BANK OF COMMERCE. 'PHONE 165
Moms Itafe. %A 11 . Tho Clinton Now
Era realizes the importance of more
railway connection With that town,
and;retlecte on the Mutation as tot -
lower ••ilio Canadian Northern I3 , .
is applying to Pariiatlaent fora charter
tcrbraid (1 retimber of htanchea in 06 -
Hake on' of whish bass +Grulerlch fotr
ito t(riiii alpmint. Tim Hoard of Trade
(if (linen 4t,if it is still in existence- -
shoald R h Lushexert itself to
secure t t b pastage oftend. the Canadian
Northern throngl tick town,
MUM fo , railway, iia applying for
? hatter.. define Its proposed route;
hut :OP fad t! prepared route elf the
1io►taula.' tboirra Ina net been de.
RIII! to fettling oint."
Don't let your tierce freeze when
we will sell you a gond
HORSE BLANKET
for little money, from $1.06 up.
We have a lot of
KNIVES AND FORKS
that we are selling nt cost to clear.
Don't you need some P
GET THE GLASS
for thane norm windows from us.
We have all elm and our priers
cannot he equaled.
We always have the largest and
best sock of
GLOVES AND MITTS
and sell them at the tight prices.
Have a look at them.
Stove Polish, Pipe Varnish, Sifters,
Scuttles, Shrivelo, Mica, Bolts and
STOVE REPAIRS
Our Stock Food and Poultry Spice
cost little money and give hie
results.
BEST
a00D S
CATTLE CHAINS
are needed now, Tho hest kinds
and nlzes are here for very little
.honey.
TAR PAPER
for the stable nr chicken house.
Ours is well turret] and Part roll
contains 415) square feet.
Try a gallon of
PEN NOLINE
The hest lamp nil, at 25e per
gallon. We are role agents.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR STOVES AND RANGES
We have the largest and best stock in town. Everyone guaranteed perfect
and fuel savers.
The shontin� season is here, ;tr,,l the West Street Hardware
Store can supply you with relialile firearms .and the hest of ammuni-
tion,
FARMERS' AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE
Lucks, Knobs, Har ,",, Hurn 1 S a.,r Tr.l, I;s and Hangers, Robert-
son's Fatuous l+Ot1,fy' M,xed Paints, f'.a,nt Brushes, Cutlery, Tinware,
and many other lines of Seasonable (; an,1v, all at f'rtces which court
inspection,
New Live NEIAPPO1M(ll3IAT13
TH C6LBSOTORLO
I13T,
�� RN6 HOTEL.
KNOX RHOS. have opened out in the livery Business at the above
stand, w rth everything new arJ up -to -.late.
Reliahihte in Vehicles, iterses and Harness, Careful Attention,
and Reasonable Charges, are the grounJs n01 which your patronage
Is scdicite.i.
Opposites Oolborno Hotel, K N OX B ROSa
Newt ate St root, Godorloh,
/WOnai' HARDWARE AHD STOVE STORES
THE STAR'S Two Great Premiums for 1906.07 should
be winners. Be sure and see them. They g.
free to all Cash -in -Advance Subrcribers.